Jun.3 Antonio Giovinazzi says he can handle the pressure of keeping his seat at Alfa Romeo, as a group of potential replacements nip at his heels. After two fairly nondescript seasons in Formula 1, the 27-year-old Italian is now beginning the show the way to his famous teammate Kimi Raikkonen – at least in qualifying. At the same time, while Giovinazzi is a leading member of Ferrari's driver academy, the next group of juniors are now champing at the bit for a chance, led by Callum Ilott and Robert Shwartzman. Mick Schumacher must also be considered a candidate for 2022. However, it is not clear if Hinwil based Sauber's naming deal with Alfa Romeo – a Ferrari-associated...
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